Portraits of People Associated With Fingask, and The Threipland Shield in 1880
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Sir David Threipland (1666–1746), 2nd Bart., as a boy
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Dame Katherine (c. 1679–1762), daughter of David Smythe of Barnhill, and second wife to Sir David Threipland
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Dr. (Sir) Stuart Threipland
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Charles Spence (1779–1869); the Bard of Gowrie, the Poet of the Carse, footman and mason to the Threiplands
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Jessy Scott Kerr married her cousin Sir Patrick Threipland in 1792. She bore him four children and died in 1855.
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Eliza Threipland
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Jessie Threipland
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Arms of Sir Patrick-Murray Threipland, 4th/5th Bart., as seen in Burke's Peerage, 1851
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Threipland arms on the cover of Chambers' 1880 book
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